vulnerability-scanning

Automate vulnerability detection by running scanners like npm audit, hadolint, and truffleHog to identify security risks across your codebase, Node.js dependencies, and infrastructure, generating a summarized report of findings by severity.

Perform a security audit by executing a comprehensive scan of your microservice using OWASP tools and CVE databases to check code, containers, and dependencies for critical vulnerabilities and compliance adherence.

Yes, you need npm and npx installed along with specific security scanners like eslint, hadolint, trufflehog, safety, bandit, and trivy to execute the automated vulnerability detection and reporting processes.

Yes, you can use hadolint for Dockerfile analysis and trivy for container infrastructure scanning to support continuous monitoring, proactive risk management, and adherence to security best practices.

Automated security reporting utilizes tools like safety for Python and npm audit for Node.js to detect dependency vulnerabilities, summarizing the identified risks into a detailed report categorized by severity.

Use truffleHog to detect hardcoded secrets and bandit to analyze Python code for security issues, ensuring robust DevSecOps compliance checks and mitigating risks before deployment.